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[terse marlin]

hi there!

[tulip harbor]

hi

[terse marlin]

yes that's normal, in the latest API version, the Invoice no longer contains a payment_intent property.

instead, you need to do expand => ["latest_invoice.confirmation_secret"] to retrive the client secret

[tulip harbor]

okay

Is that all that I would require for opening stripe elements on frontend usually I send them following

                            'payment_intent_id' ,
                            'stripe_client_secret',
                            'stripe_account_id' ,
                            'stripe_redirect_url',
                            'stripe_customer_id'

we are using stripe connect

[terse marlin]

the Payment Element itself only need the client secret. if you are using Direct Charge, then you should initialize Stripe.js with the connected account ID.

[tulip harbor]

okay great thanks